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“I think I could die without its being noticed.”

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Book:The Wings of the Dove

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“My dear man, what has happened to you?" "Well, that I can bear it no longer. That's simply what has happened. Something has snapped, has broken in me, and here I am. It's as I am that you must have me.”

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“She sat with him at any rate, in the grey clearance—as sad as a winter dawn—made by their meeting.”

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